I have had less time to read this month, and have no idea how I got through as many books as I did. And most of them were pretty great! Let’s get ...
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Bookish Considerations: Let’s Talk Book Series
When I think back to the most memorable reading experiences of my childhood, there is one prevailing theme: nearly all of my favorite books were part of a series. I loved settling ...
Quick Lit + April 2025
In looking at the assortment of books I’m reviewing today, I couldn’t help but notice some interesting connections—so many, in fact, that I’ve decided to organize these reviews by their weird relationships, ...
Bookish Considerations: End Game
I recently listened to a bookish podcast discussion in which one of the hosts mentioned that she rarely remembers the endings of books. I could relate! Of course I do remember the ...
Quick Lit + March 2025
I have a great list of books to share with you today, including a few that will almost certainly be on my list of favorites for the year. Of course I have ...
Featured Book Review: A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23
One of my favorite ways to reflect on and embrace my One Word for each year is through books. My Word for 2025 is Shepherd, and I kicked off my Shepherd-related reading ...
Quick Lit + February 2025
It’s been two months since my last Quick Lit post, so I have a LOT of books to share with you today. Let’s get right to those reviews! NONFICTION The Art Thief: ...
Bookish Consideration: How do you read?
We bookish folks love to talk about what we’re reading. We discuss our current or favorite reads in person, at book clubs and family gatherings and occasionally with the person next to ...
Books Beyond the Favorites: Superlatives From My 2024 Reading
We may be a few weeks into 2025, but it’s not too late for a little end-of-year reflection. Last month I shared all of my favorite reads and bookish insights from my ...
2024 Reading Wrap-Up and My Favorite Books of the Year
One of my favorite things about December—besides the whole Christmas part, because that’s pretty great too—is the opportunity it provides for some recapping and reflection. And there are few things I find ...